Security Management White Papers
Create a Secure Collaborative Environment
Overview This paper describes best practices for maintaining information security - while enabling innovation through business collaboration. In addition, it describes the IBM portfolio of information risk management solutions - including software, hardware and services - that help organizations create secure collaborative environments. The problem with collaboration is that sharing information exposes organizations to increased risks, including theft, alteration, damage and destruction. If information is too available and accessible, it can fall into the wrong hands. Isolation inhibits collaboration and hence business innovation and growth. A delicate balance must be maintained - keeping information secure from prying eyes, but making it easily available to those who can use it to enhance business performance.
| Publisher | IBM | File Format | |
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| Date Published | December 2007 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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